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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 10, 2009 15:15:31 GMT -5
Another split staring Chris Hammers and Jason Star we're going for something a bit different this time around so this will be based on "Guest Booker with Jim Cornette" alot of the stuff that happens in this dvd will happen in the diary, but please remember that Jim only really goes in to detail on the main feuds of the year so basically all the midcard stuff will be original ideas.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 10, 2009 15:15:48 GMT -5
Roster:
Al snow
Albert
Big Show
Big Bossman
Billy Gunn
Bradshaw
Bubba Ray Dudley
Bull Buchanan
Chaz
Chris Benoit
Chris Jericho
Christian
Chyna
Crash Holly
Dean Malenko
Debra
D'lo Brown
D-Von Dudley
Eddie Guerrero
Edge
Essa Rios
Faarooq
Funaki
Goodfather
Grand Master Sexay
Haku
Hardcore Holly
Ivory
Jacqueline
Jeff Hardy
Justin Credible
Kane
K-Kwik
Kurt Angle
Lita
Matt Hardy
Mick Foley
Molly Holly
Paul Heyman
Perry Saturn
Raven
Rhyno
Rikishi
Scotty 2 Hotty
Shane McMahon
Shawn Michaels
Spike Dudley
Stephanie McMahon
Steve Austin
Steve Blackman
Steven Richards
TAKA Michinoku
Tazz
Terri
Test
The Kat
The Rock
Tiger Ali Singh
Triple H
Trish Stratus
Undertaker
Val Venis
Vince McMahon
William Regal
X-Pac
Current Champion) Steve Austin
Current Champion) Chris Jericho
Current Champion) Eddie Guerrero
Current Champion) Crash Holly
Current Champion) Kane
Current Champions) Edge & Christian
Current Champion) Chyna |
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 10, 2009 15:16:05 GMT -5
Roster:
Air Paris
AJ Styles
Alex Wright
Bam Bam Bigelow
Big Vito
Billy Kidman
Booker T
Brian Adams
Bryan Clarke
Buff Bagwell
Cash
Chavo Guerrero Jr
Chris Candido
Chris Kanyon
Chuck Palumbo
Crowbar
Diamond Dallas Page
Disco inferno
Don Harris
Dustin Rhodes
Dusty Rhodes
Elix Skipper
Eric Bischoff
Ernest Miller
Evan Karagias
Goldberg
Hugh Morris
Jamie Knoble
Jim Duggan
Jason Jett
Jimmy Hart
Johnny Stamboli
Kaz Hayashi
Kevin Nash
Kid Romeo
Konnan
Lance Storm
Lash LeRoux
Major Gunns
Mark Jindrak
MI Smooth
Midajah
Mike Awesome
Mike Sanders
Norman Smiley
Rey Misterio Jr
Ric Flair
Rick Steiner
Road Warrior Animal
Ron Harris
Scott Steiner
Sean O'Haire
Shane Helms
Shannon Moore
Shawn Stasiak
Stacy Kiebler
Sting
Terry Funk
Torrie Wilson
The Wall
Yang
Current Champion) Scott Steiner
Current Champion) Booker T
Current Champion) Shane Helms
Current Champion) Chuck Palumbo & Sean O'Haire |
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 10, 2009 15:16:36 GMT -5
PPV line up:
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Post by wwfepenguin on Dec 10, 2009 15:25:10 GMT -5
looks good. I'll be reading. two very good simmers right here
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Post by DTP. on Dec 10, 2009 18:25:02 GMT -5
Should be good, an innovative idea here. But just don't cluster every week of RAW and SmackDown with big matches, or angles that wouldn't happen. Hopefully some realism is retained.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 11, 2009 3:07:53 GMT -5
- The only people not signed by Vince McMahon from WCW are Jeff Jarrett, Shane Douglas, Lex Luger, Sid Vicious and Larry Zbyszko.
- Scott Steiner is still the WCW World Champion as the last episode of WCW Nitro never took place. When fans tuned in to watch the show that was promising Sting vs Ric Flair, they were greated by the WWF Monday Night Raw logo.
- Shane McMahon never bought WCW and Vince's buying the promotion went without any hassle. Vince vs Shane at Wrestlemania was built over family issues after Shane told his mother that Vince was having an affair, Stephanie took her fathers side causing her to be in her fathers corner while Linda McMahon will be in her sons corner.
 1) Chris Jericho defeated. William Regal to RETAIN the WWF Intercontinental Championship 2) Tazz & The APA defeated. The Right To Censor 3) Kane defeated. Raven and The Big Show in a hardcore match to become the NEW WWF Hardcore Champion 4) Eddie Guerrero defeated. Test to become the NEW WWF European Champion 5) Kurt Angle defeated. Chris Benoit 6) Chyna defeated. Ivory to become the NEW WWF Woman's Champion 7) Shane McMahon defeated. Vince McMahon 8) Edge & Christian defeated. The Dudley Boyz and The Hardy Boyz in a Tables, Ladders & Chairs match to become the NEW WWF Tag Team Champions. 9) The Iron Shiek won a Gimmick Battle Royal10) The Undertaker defeated. Triple H 11) Steve Austin defeated. The Rock to become the NEW WWF Champion
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Post by Mike Bockwinkel on Dec 11, 2009 8:09:09 GMT -5
I hope you use some of the people that were sent to developmental (Mike Sanders, Jung Dragons)
Reply to TCW?
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 12, 2009 6:35:56 GMT -5
April 2nd 2001
1) Test & The Acolytes Protection Agency defeated. Eddie Guerrero, Perry Saturn & Dean Malenko
2) Stephanie McMahon and Trish Stratus fought to a no contest in a Whipping Match
3) Rhyno defeated. Crash Holly
4) Kane defeated. Val Venis in a hardcore match to RETAIN the WWF Hardcore Championship
5) William Regal & Kurt Angle defeated. Chris Jericho in a handicap match.
6) X Pac defeated. Billy Gunn
7) Steve Austin and the Rock went to a no contest meaning Steve Austin RETAINED the WWF Championship
As the newly formed alliance of Triple H and the WWF Champion, Steve Austin attack the Rock, Vince McMahon smiles as he gets in to the ring. The Rock is thrown out of the ring and EMTS are forced to get rock out of the area. Vince McMahon announces the forming of a new alliance between himself, Steve Austin and Triple H. He says that this “Power Trip” will dominate the World Wrestling Federation just like he dominated his own competition in Ted Turner and his World Championship Wrestling. Vince then grins as he mentioned WCW and says that as everyone knows, he now owns World Championship Wrestling. Vince says that he has bought plenty of their so called “talent” as well and that they’ve been annoying him with questions about when they’ll get to wrestle. Vince then yells that the only reason he bought these wrestlers was so that his own wrestlers could destroy them in the middle of the ring. Vince says that he’s bought their contracts for a year, just one year. During that year, he is going to make their life’s a living hell and when they ask to be released from their contract, he’ll sue them for everything they have. Vince suddenly turns around and tells Austin and Triple H that they can go to the back now and as they walk up the entrance ramp, a figure appears from the curtain and smiles. Steve Austin and Triple H stand in shock as the seemingly happy figure offers to shake their hand but then just walks down to the ring. Jerry Lawler and Jim Ross are shocked as well and mention that the man is of coarse the former runner of WCW, Eric Bischoff. Eric offers his hand Vince McMahon who seems a bit confused but actually takes it. The handshake however is quick and Vince still isn’t smiling. Eric who now has his own microphone tells Vince McMahon how happy he is to hear that Vince is going to make the WCW talents life a living hell. Bischoff says that it wasn’t he or Ted Turner that destroyed WCW, it was the talent. It was the talent that demands that destroyed a once proud company and it was the talent who should pay the price for it. During this however, a commotion is heard from the crowd as Vince and Eric exchange words forcing them to stop and look to see what is going on, the cameras turn to the crowd where a group of men are making their way through the crowd being led by none other that the legendary “Nature Boy” Ric Flair. JR makes not that the other men are Booker T, The Harris Twins, KroniK, Bam Bam Bigelow and even another legend in “The Hardcore Icon” Terry Funk. The WCW Wrestlers stand on the outside of the ring by the barricade they climbed over as Ric Flair gets in to the ring with Eric Bischoff and Vince McMahon. Vince asks Ric what the hell is he doing here and Flair responds by telling them that what he has planned for the WCW roster is downright cruel and even involves certain issues with human rights. Flair says that he was going to wrestle on the last WCW show against a good friend of his in Sting but that never got to happen because when fans turned up to the arena they were told there was no show happening that night, when fans at home turned on TNT to watch Monday Night Nitro, they were met with Monday Night Raw. Flair continues his near-ranting like speech by telling Vince that they may be property of World Wrestling Federation but they will lay down for nobody and that includes his precious WWF “Superstars” Flair continues his near-ranting like speech by telling Vince that they may be property of World Wrestling Federation but they will lay down for nobody and that includes his precious WWF “Superstars” Ric finally finishes his rant by saying if Vince makes them lay down, the WCW roster will be forced to do battle with the WWF roster, not just in the ring, but all over the arenas. By this point, more WCW roster members have made their way to ringside from various parts of the crowd including Disco Inferno, Lance Storm, Dustin Rhodes, Diamond Dallas Page, Hugh Morris, The Steiner Brothers and Bill Goldberg. Vince is now feeling a bit worried as the WCW numbers begin to rise but suddenly, Steve Austin and Triple H return with the WWF roster. Austin and Hunter stop at ringside and the WWF Roster stand on the ramp, it appears an all out war is about to break out. Austin and Hunter are yelling at Goldberg and Steiner from either side of the ring but suddenly the entrance music of The Undertaker plays as the man himself appears at the top of the entrance ramp on his motorcycle.
The WWF Roster don’t move but Undertaker doesn’t care as he begins to drive down to the ring nearly hitting several of his fellow roster on the way down, a lot of them having to near dive out of the way. Several of the WCW roster are forced to move back in to the crowd or climb on the announcers table to avoid being ran over by The Undertaker. As “Big Evil” steps of his motorcycle, the tension becomes real tense as he walks straight in to Bill Goldberg, the two men have a staredown but Bill steps aside allowed Taker to step in to the ring. Once inside, ‘Taker stares at all three men inside the ring, Eric Bischoff, Ric Flair and Vince McMahon all in their fancy suits. Undertaker tells Vince that if he thinks he’s going to use him for his sick fetish of power against the WCW roster then he is wildly mistaken. Undertaker then says however that the ring Flair, Bischoff and McMahon are standing in right now is his yard, he doesn’t let anyone on the WWF roster try to get rid of him from his yard and he sure as hell is not going to let the WCW roster get him out of his yard. Undertaker says that he only cares about one thing and that’s capturing the WWF Championship, which he plans to do at Backlash. At this point, Vince seems lost and unsure what to do, he has Eric Bischoff, his long time rival apparently on his side, he has Ric Flair telling him that war is about to break out and he has The Undertaker telling him that he better get a WWF Championship match at Backlash and if he thinks about going with his plans on destroying the WCW Roster then Undertaker wants no part in it. Then there’s the entire ringside area surrounded with WWF and WCW wrestlers who at this point are yelling at each other and making threats, Austin and Triple H leading the WWF roster as Goldberg and Scott Steiner lead WCW. Vince says his first words in nearly 10 minutes as he tells everyone to calm down but suddenly, security charge in mass in-between the rosters to try and separate them. All hell breaks loose as the rosters try to reach other but there’s just as many security as there is wrestlers and it just isn’t happening. Vince is yelling down the microphone telling everyone to stop or they’ll all be fired on the stop but no one listens. Flair rips of his jacket and throws it in the face of the Undertaker before yelling “The War is On” Undertaker’s face fills up with anger and turns just as red as the cameras zoom out to show the ringside area in absolute carnage and mayhem before anything serious actually happens, Vince begins to yell “Turn it off, turn the damn show off” and the screen suddenly fades to black.
*Quick results till Backlash, this is still the "backstory" part of the diary. |
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Post by Jord on Dec 12, 2009 16:20:21 GMT -5
Backstory is awesome so far. I remember listening to the Jim Cornette Guest Booker (I think you sent me it?) and it was good. I'm really looking forward to this as it progresses into shows with depth. I do kind of wish you didn't give quick results just now and had went straight into proper shows.
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